A glove that is worn on the fingers which is capable of being immediately activated, such as through use of a voice-activation system, to provide a non-lethal electrical discharge upon contact with an individual being apprehended, thereby temporarily disabling the individual. The glove has pins on two or more finger portions, and each pin is made from a piece of flat spring metal stamped into a concaved shape. When these come into contact with the person being apprehended, an electric charge is discharged, temporarily paralyzing the body with high voltage electricity. There is a step up circuit with different activation levels, which is voice-controlled. The system also has wireless data storage capabilities, storing glove usage information on a cloud or server. The glove can be used by law enforcement, security, or military personnel for self-defense, to subdue an attacker or to gain greater leverage in a hostile physical situation.